Ohio State’s offense has had about as good of a start to the game against Penn State as you can have. Not only did Garrett Wilson rip off a 62-yard run to start the game that led to a Master Teague score, but Justin Fields found pay-dirt shortly after.
On just the second possession of the game, Fields dropped a pass right in the breadbasket for wide receiver Chris Olave that resulted in a 26-yard touchdown.
Not only was the pass about as perfect as it could be, but Olave did a great job waiting until the ball arrived to make the adjustment and haul in the pass just inside the corner of the endzone to put the Buckeyes up by 14 early in the first quarter.
Get a look at a great connection where Fields and Olave both did exactly what they each needed to do in order to make life difficult on Penn State.
Ohio State scores again, this time on a TD from Justin Fields to Chris Olave. #Buckeyes now up 14-0 early. #PSUvsOSU https://t.co/lui6M0DfJZ
— Buckeyes Wire (@BuckeyesWire) November 1, 2020
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